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    The document describes creating two internal tables in ABAP, populating them with data, and appending data between the tables. It creates an initial table with 6 lines, each containing an index and multiplied index. It then creates a second table with 5 lines of indexed and multiplied indexed data, and appends the first table and a range of lines from the first to the second table.

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    The document describes creating two internal tables in ABAP, populating them with data, and appending data between the tables. It creates an initial table with 6 lines, each containing an index and multiplied index. It then creates a second table with 5 lines of indexed and multiplied indexed data, and appends the first table and a range of lines from the first to the second table.

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    The document describes creating two internal tables in ABAP, populating them with data, and appending data between the tables. It creates an initial table with 6 lines, each containing an index and multiplied index. It then creates a second table with 5 lines of indexed and multiplied indexed data, and appends the first table and a range of lines from the first to the second table.

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    The document describes creating two internal tables in ABAP, populating them with data, and appending data between the tables. It creates an initial table with 6 lines, each containing an index and multiplied index. It then creates a second table with 5 lines of indexed and multiplied indexed data, and appends the first table and a range of lines from the first to the second table.

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    *&---------------------------------------------------------------------*

    *& Report ZSREENU_PROGRAM7


    *
    *&
    *
    *&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
    *&
    *
    *&
    *
    *&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
    REPORT ZSREENU_PROGRAM7
    .
    **************FIRST INTERNAL TABLE*************
    DATA : BEGIN OF ITAB OCCURS 6,
    A TYPE I,
    B TYPE I,
    END OF ITAB.
    DO 6 TIMES.
    ITAB-A = SY-INDEX.
    ITAB-B = SY-INDEX * 10.
    APPEND ITAB.
    ENDDO.
    WRITE :'ITAB HEADER :'.
    WRITE : / ITAB-A,ITAB-B.
    WRITE : / 'ITAB BODY :'.
    LOOP AT ITAB.
    WRITE : / ITAB-A,ITAB-B.
    ENDLOOP.
    *************SECOND INTERNAL TABLE**************
    DATA : JTAB LIKE ITAB OCCURS 5 WITH HEADER LINE.
    DO 5 TIMES.
    JTAB-A = SY-INDEX.
    JTAB-B = SY-INDEX * 100.
    APPEND JTAB .
    ENDDO.
    *
    *
    *

    APPEND ITAB TO JTAB.


    APPEND LINES OF ITAB TO JTAB.
    APPEND LINES OF ITAB FROM 2 TO 4 TO JTAB.
    WRITE : / 'HEADER OF JTAB'.
    WRITE : / JTAB-A,JTAB-B.
    WRITE :/ 'BODY OF JTAB :'.
    LOOP AT JTAB.
    WRITE : / JTAB-A,JTAB-B.
    ENDLOOP.

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